The prices of lived-in homes in Hong Kong gained for a 27th straight month in June, but the rate of increase slowed down for a second straight month.
An index of secondary-market home prices rose 6.3 points, or 1.644 per cent, to 389.4 in June, according to data released by the Rating and Valuation Department on Tuesday – a bit slower than the 1.645 per cent gain in May, and 1.86 per cent increase in April.
Prices of flats measuring less than 430 square feet gained 1.58 per cent to 429.7…
Source : South China Morning Post
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